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## Limitations
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Performance on Non-English Texts
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Issues with Sarcasm and Complex Language
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- Model might misinterpret sarcasm or subtle language, ex, "Great product... not!"
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No Confidence Scores
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## License
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The MIT License (MIT)
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## Limitations
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- Performance on Non-English Texts: The model works best with English texts. It may not handle other languages or regional dialects.
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- Bias From Training Data: Reflects patterns from the training data, which may not cover all cases it could see. May lead to unfair predictns
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- Issues with Sarcasm and Complex Language: Model might misinterpret sarcasm or subtle language, ex, "Great product... not!"
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## License
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The MIT License (MIT)
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